synchesis

/syn•che•sis/

n. 1 Ridiculous young man, as I was on an S bus one day chock-full by traction perhaps whose neck was elongated, round his hat and who had a cord, I noticed. 2 Arrogant and snivelling in a tone, who happened to be next to him, with the man to remonstrate he started. 3 Because that he pushed him he claimed, time every that got off anyone. 4 Vacant he sat down and made a dash towards a seat, having said this. 5 Rome (Cour de) in the I met him later two hours to his overcoat a button to add a friend was advising him.